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Galileo, Plaid Integrate To Streamline ACH Transfers

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The Salt Lake City payment processing platform has joined with Plaid, a Visa subsidiary based in San Francisco, that builds financial technology platforms to connect bank accounts and initiate automated clearing house (ACH) transfers. Last month, Galileo launched what it called a faster and less expensive way to create debit cards.

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As Sharing Services Face Backlash, Payments Takes A Bigger Role

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Those controversies have notably played out in San Francisco , though other cities, including Chicago and Los Angeles, are going through them at their own pace. Compliance and regulatory issues remain top of mind, of course, but so does the overall experience of both buyers and sellers.

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AppsFlyer Unifies Mobile Marketing Attribution, Sees $56M Series C

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As part of that deal, Palo Alto will integrate the latter’s security technology, which uses machine learning to detect hacker attacks and other malfeasance, by year’s end. Additionally, the volume of SDKs required to effectively attribute mobile app marketing efforts occasionally caused slowdowns in user experiences.

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Even with Fair’s Job Cuts, Car-Sharing Keeps Racing Forward

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The move came about a month after Fair, which functions via an app, secured a $500 million revolving credit facility led by Mizuho Bank. Founded in 2009, the San Francisco-based company has already received more than $400 million in total venture capital funding from investors including GV, Madrona Venture Group and actor Ashton Kutcher.

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Even With Fair’s Job Cuts, Car-Sharing Keeps Racing Forward

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The move comes about a month after Fair, which functions via an app, secured a $500 million revolving credit facility led by Mizuho Bank. Founded in 2009, the San Francisco-based company has already received more than $400 million in total venture capital funding from investors including GV, Madrona Venture Group and actor Ashton Kutcher.

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Data Dive, Milestone Edition: Gig Payments, Affirm And Contactless March On

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Card Payouts is a card-based, front end user experience that integrates with treasury banks’ existing infrastructure. Another big funding round was announced by San Francisco-based installment lender Affirm. The contactless card feature is built on secure EMV chip technology, which is the same security used on EMV cards.

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Token Picks Up $18.5 Million to Help Banks Rise to Challenge of PSD2

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Securing the backing from such world-class investors allows us to grow and execute faster in our mission to reinvent the world’s payment systems by providing common, secure access to all banks and a modern, bank-centric payment ecosystem,” Token founder and CEO Steve Kirsch said. With an investment of $15.7